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The moment that we make them have to live up to their own standard, they start to cry foul.
The moment that we make them have to live up to their own standard, they start to cry foul.
1975, other chip makers catch wind of Pringles and cry foul.
Other chip makers catch a wind of Pringles and cry foul.
On the NewsHour tonight: Republicans and the Justice Department continue to cry foul in Alaska's Senate race, while early voting surges across the country.